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Thank you, Sir! Two syntax errors appeared (as you wrote "...typed, untested"). Added close ']' near the end and ",i++" in the for statement awk '{a[NR]=$0}END{for(i=1;i<=NR/2;i++)print a[i]","a[i+(NR/2)]}' file Thank you again for your help!!! maurie

I am trying to print lines from a file in the format line (a), line (a + (# of lines in file)/2). Example file shown below (MAC addresses followed by switch port numbers for the curious, pulled from an snmpwalk). First MAC adrs (line 1 in this case) goes with first port (line 9) and so...

Thanks for the links! They definitely helped. Waiting now for the software vendor (mixed mode domain) to "bless" raising the level to 2003 mode. Thanks again!!! maurie

I have two windows domains for which I need to add Domain A users to Domain B. In order to do this I fired up the Active Dir Domains and Trusts wizard. There I found out that: Domain A windows 2003 domain domain & forest functional level ==> Windows Server 2003 Domain B Windows 2003 domain...

Thanks, p5wizrd! Works perfectly. Also thanks for the feline tip. I am subjecting that text file to 10 other |'d "contortions" (various sed & awk manipulations) the first of which is an awk statement to swap a couple of fields hence the four-legged startup. I will gradually try to clean...

I'm trying to pass text with a space (in this case a date,e.g. Jan 20) as a parameter to grep in a shell script. tst.sh filename.txt Jan 20 # where $1 is filename.txt, $2 is Jan 20 #!/bin/bash cat $1 | grep $2 grep err's out with grep: 20: No such file or directory Can anyone...

hepcatg: Your code is better than what I used and I will make the changes and test in the AM. Thanks again!!! moria6

Hepcatg: Your code fixed the problem but revealed another. ;) Started seeing "MSS exceeded, MSS 0" errors. I played around with various settings for the sysopt connection tcpmss x command until issuing a sh asp drop command showed no more MSS drops. Still not getting the expected traffic...

Thanks for the reply and suggestion, hepcatg! I've been asked to hold off until early Saturday morning before I try another cut-over. Will let you know how it goes. Thanks again!!! moria6

Trying to replace a Linksys router/firewall ( BEFSR41 ) with a Cisco ASA5505 (ran out of ports and port forwarding capability - also would like to do more with network management and vpn but that's for later) Linksys device was set to forward ports from one public IP address to multiple private...

That works perfectly! Thank you!!! maurie

I would like to delete chars from the start of the line until pattern match (in this case the word "Local") in every line. I know how to delete 1st "n" chars and how to delete a pattern but not how to combine the two. Any help much appreciated! maurie

Thanks, PHV! That does the trick and helps me be a little bit less of a sed newbie. ;) Thanks again! maurie

I would like to ask for help in converting a MAC address in the format: 0000.0000.0000 (Cisco IOS) to 00:00:00:00:00:00 Not picky about using sed or awk (or perl). The CAT OS boxes are a bit easier for me because I only have to use sed to replace "-" with ":" 00-00-00-00-00-00 (CAT...

Worked perfectly. Thanks, Feherke! maurie

Thanks to one of the helpful people in this forum I learned how to use "tr" for substitution. What I'd like to do now is add a newline to what I'm doing. I have <filename> containing: http://www.slashdot.org|http://www.digg.com|http://www.google.com|..... after using cat <filename> | tr...

Thanks, PHV! And, again, sorry, vlad!!! I was asleep at the wheel here and placed my new post where a reply belonged. Apparently too much blood in my caffeine system today. maurie

DOH!!! Sorry! Filled this out in the wrong place. Guess I need more caffeine. Again my apologies maurie

Would like to replace all instances of "|" (pipe symbol) with a newline in text file so that http://www.google.com|http://www.slashdot.org|http://www.digg.com... becomes http://www.google.com http://www.slashdot.org http://www.digg.com Tried sed 's/|/\n/' < $input.txt > $output.txt...

Thanks for the tip, Sam! Starting out there aren't so many files and I wouldn't have had a problem but after a while I'd have a huge directory to sort / search thru and THAT would have been painful. Thanks again! maurie